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31. The famous Didarganj Yakshi sculpture, a masterpiece of Mauryan art, is now housed in the:

Bihar Museum

National Museum, Delhi

Indian Museum, Kolkata

British Museum, London

Detailed SolutionThe famous Didarganj Yakshi sculpture, a masterpiece of Mauryan art, is now housed in the:

32. A major pilgrimage center for both Hindus and Jains is:

Bodh Gaya

Sasaram

Pawapuri

Munger

Detailed SolutionA major pilgrimage center for both Hindus and Jains is:

33. Jalmandir Temple, located in the middle of a pond, is in:

Pawapuri

Bodh Gaya

Rajgir

Gaya

Detailed SolutionJalmandir Temple, located in the middle of a pond, is in:

34. Water pollution is a major concern in Bihar’s rivers due to:

Industrial discharge

Untreated sewage

Agricultural runoff

All of the above

Detailed SolutionWater pollution is a major concern in Bihar’s rivers due to:

35. The Manjusha Art utilizes _______ as boxes for offerings:

Painted scrolls

Wooden boxes

Embroidered cloth

Metal sculptures

Detailed SolutionThe Manjusha Art utilizes _______ as boxes for offerings:

36. The Veer Lorik Award in Bihar relates to:

Gallantry

Folk arts

Literature

Social reform

Detailed SolutionThe Veer Lorik Award in Bihar relates to:

37. The Gandak River originates in:

India

Nepal

China (Tibet)

Bangladesh

Detailed SolutionThe Gandak River originates in:

38. Ecotourism has the potential to provide alternative livelihoods and reduce pressure on natural resources in Bihar by:

Shifting from extractive activities like logging

Creating nature-based tourism jobs

Highlighting the economic value of conservation

All of the above

Detailed SolutionEcotourism has the potential to provide alternative livelihoods and reduce pressure on natural resources in Bihar by:

39. Bihar’s largest industrial hub is located in and around the city of:

Patna

Muzaffarpur

Bhagalpur

Gaya

Detailed SolutionBihar’s largest industrial hub is located in and around the city of:

40. The tradition of Patna Kalam painting declined due to:

Lack of patronage

Rise of photography

Competition from other art forms

All of the above

Detailed SolutionThe tradition of Patna Kalam painting declined due to:

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